Planning to go to the cinema this week? If you're unsure what to see, take a look at the Guardian Film Show, our weekly roundup of the big cinema releases, in which Xan Brooks and team cast their eye over Pedro Almodóvar's comedy I'm So Excited, Brit teen dance flick All Stars, New York-set Gimme the Loot and deathbed drama The Eye of the Storm.

Here's what our critics had to say about recent releases – but whatever you've been watching, old or new, good or bad, tell us about it in the comment thread below:

Peter Bradshaw said: Pedro Almodóvar's new film is a cheeky comedy about stressy homosexuals in an aeroplane going round and round in the sky without getting anywhere. There are some stressy heterosexuals as well. They are theoretically menaced by a danger that no one, least of all the audience, is taking all that seriously. The movie is Almodóvar's satirical venting of national exasperation with the economy, the king and perhaps even Spain itself. Read more

Peter Bradshaw said: It is hard to remember the funny and smart Colin Farrell – from, say, In Bruges – while watching this intensely pointless and silly action thriller … Director Niels Arden Orpev was in charge of the original Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, but fails to create a revenge thriller with anything like the same focus. Read more

Peter Bradshaw said: First-time film-maker Adam Leon was once a production assistant to Woody Allen, and this feature displays a comparable adoration of New York. It's a likable debut – and a deserved festival success – with an easy swing to it. Read more

Philip French said: From the writers of The Hangover One, Two and the forthcoming Three comes 21 and Over, a filming-by-numbers adolescent comedy that begins lewd and clear as two male students arrive on a Seattle campus on the eve of midsummer break, naked except for the socks covering their penises. Read more

Peter Bradshaw said: There are some nice shots in this Disney docu-feature about the adorably cute lives of chimps. But the sugary, anthropomorphised approach – to which even our own David Attenborough is no longer immune – is just getting ridiculous, even outrageous. Read more

• What have you been watching? Tell us about it in the comment thread below.